save
Money
II
K
r:.
.
!i
.;
t.,i
way
to
buy
the
..
.
.
1
.Kn
Kit
4Via
i
$6
00
and
your
,
to
your
address
just
figure
out
the
fnr
tttla
riallir
'
'
"
II
i'..
'ui-ive
monthal
.n
city
paOice
court
ur
cou-
i'
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"
"i-t.-
.nttvir-1
TSroml''
iIn
that
Tney
ivueii
nan
Monthkai..
Peb.
e.-.
I,
o.
Olden
"
en-Hidcnt
in
charaa
of
fuaance
for
I'll
orrvlre
t
th
nd
for
over
fan-it
year
In
of
the
samnaav.
la
the
laat
aurvtvlrm
oBl-
roinpany
at
the
turn
St
or-
"""
in
iiaa.
msvv,
Hui'Rirr
liuhhal
J
ASSOCIATION
I'
'
he
annunl
nonln
f
tKa
11,1
VI.
fll
n'tet
Uunorl
T.llrnl
Aaan.
latum
will
be
held
in
the
Metiopole
Hall.
Third
Ave.,
""
Tuesday,
February
7,
at
8
p.m.
,;i-(U(iK
W.
JOHNSTONE,
Secretary.
U.
SWIMMERS
TOOK
the
other
half
oin
to
tbe
Yrn
Che
Uiua
MtwU
and
i
the
mouey.
the
fud
Uh
the
bo.p:!:
Thu
opened
.lataru
Ohj
l3
wre
iwing
requ'it"".
wUl
be
'.
'.n
police
court
.n
8ot-.il
bceu
adjounwd
ix"!"!-of
the
appoul.
ASK
LIBERTY
CAPT.
PAMPHLET
I
NaliM
Son
I'fff
HWi
Ilfatht
as
Jim
i-b
Subject
to
Navlfale
Columbia
:".:i
Feb.
.
The
liberty
of
,
u
irt
Pamphlet
la
being
.tne
Native
B
n
ol
Briian
(
i:
iler
what
It
claim
are
thr
'
Br,
luh
mbjrcta
under
iH48
in
U
navigation
of
the
1
.
Hivtr.
The
executive
h
:
i
"'n,ir
King
and
Sir
Atuten
'
i
i
take
tfc
matter
up
wltii
'
t
s:jto
overnmaut.
REDS
EXECUTED
CANTON,
CHINA
(,"t
of
Two
Thousand
Arrested
Ilae
lleen
Executed
Say
Den
patches
i'AN(UtAI.
feh.
.
Canton
de-210
iieraotia
out
of
3,000
'
within
the
laat
few
daya
aa
"'i
'uii.
tx,,
carcuted.
Six
hundred
'ir.M.n
in
Canton
and
the
per-
M-
vrn
aeleeted
from
tbeer
VICE-PRESIDENT
OF
C.P.R.
PASSES
AWAY
n.m.niui
Oil
Lit
OtS
httUl
abd.
00
h
.tiev
chii
M
belnngtat
to
the
Na-
tianaimt
8.c:v
and
thoee
Identified
with
no
organization
whatever.
:
Mini
ttn.o
I.IH;
IHOVI
TKtlNH
Tlll
!IIE
IMCIIIC
In
all
hla
aeventaen
yeara
of
Krv'ce
adong
the
tower
Skeena
River.
Chria
Oraliam.
well
known
loconot
ve
engineer
for
ine
Canadian
National
Rallwaya.
reporti.
that
he
haa
never
aaan
a
greater
abundance
of
wild
life
than
Ii
to
be
otnerved
thla
winter
Mr.
Oraham
who
In
at
present
running
grain
tralnn
between
Pacific
and
Prince
Rupert,
states
.....
ih.
rwnw
haa
been
virt-
...iw
tramced
down
by
wolf.
.
,
mink
marten,
wolverine.
J.
Ilaher
and
en
raooii.
mr
.-
4.
mMtloned
apaclea
being
found
nearer
the
mouth
of
the
river
this
winter
than
usual.
ALL
THE
PRIZES
Al
BANFF.YESTERDAY
B.C
Silver
Big
Missouri
tr.u
a-
Athlrtes
from
B3.
m.tl,
a
'dean
sweep
of
the
''"
ace.
her.
Tom
wenouru
.
captured
the
100
yard
ana
me
relay
team
cleaned
up
easily.
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Oeorge
Copper
'aiaclar
Gladstone
.Qolcouda
Indian
Laadsnillh
l
I.I.N
MAUV
II
I-
Lueky
"m
Marmot
Vetala
!Premlr
Porter
Idaho
I
Richmond
Silver
Cret
SBverimlth
-
Sunlocli
Torlr
Wheat
...
a
,
oupen
Mnry
.1
!ONlxw.
-,1.
confined
to
her
P'"lVb-l
'
.a
and
will
not
be
able
10
opening
ofjarllamcnt
toniorrow.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Dld.
Aaked
1.45
1
.50
.3
.se
2a'
6l
09
10
.00
V,
SI
.47
.17
"Vi
.10
n
ai
3.78
1.45H
AT
Till,
lu
ll
ly
a
SLOAN
URGES
NOT
TO
BUY
"""OUTSIDE
B.C.
Snys
Government
Has
Power
to
Invtstigate
Home
Mines
Hut
Not
Foreign
VICTORIA,
leb.
.-
In
u
Male-menl
made
Hatardav.
IKtu.
ttllllani
Hloan
Marnrd
liiveslnr.
against
foreign
mining
enterprise,
declaring
that
ItrltlHb
(Mumbla
mineral
prw-pertlea
olleml
plenty
of
w?prlu-wHy
fat
Intektmenl.
Wlillr
the
government
aan
empawered
In
Inteall-gale
and
re.or'
"
enterptKe
It
had
em
any
of
i
linking
(
loreifit
aperatloita.
returPf"
B.C.
LANDS
Umed
Upon
Federal
Government
ly
tommiHCioner
m
no
imeaw
tigatea
Aiaticr
OTTAWA.
Feb.
8
-
In
the
interests
o
nubile
economy,
the
land
ahould
be
restored
to
the
province
thua
avoiding
expenditure
madel
n
connection
wur
1
1
oue
(mm
v
far
to
year
by
Mm
Dominion
authorities
Such
la
In
ettec
the
finding
of
Mr.
Justice
W.
M
Mar
tm.
commissioner
who
enquired
lnt
lh
claims
of
British
Columbia
for
tlu
.mm
nf
three
and
a
halt
mllUon
aeras
of
PeocS
River
land
and
other
landa
along
the
railway
belt
of
the
Canadian
Pacific.
WESTMINSTER
COLD
STORAGE
Hie
Plant
at
Koynl
City
to
be
Sulh
sldlied
by
Dominion
GovernmentAll
Plans
VICTORIA,
Feb
6
-
The
establish
ment
of
a
ga.OOO.OOO
cold
atorage
plant
at
New
Westminster
will
be
aubsldlatd
by
th)-.
federal
ajovernment.
Mayor
A
wells
OraV
oaVthgt
c.ty
announced-
afttr
Mtaa
advlca
Jrom
Hbn
oaracljy
relhll,Banent.
All
ar
Itangemeiiw
lor
tw
nnsuoiug,
wiupn
by
Valautlne
quinn
rormeriv
raenuiiev
with
the
Oranby
coniouaaieu
Aiming
Hmeltlng
Power
Co.,
have
been
completed
and
approved
at
Ottawa.
Mr
Oray
ald.
Construction
win
sisri
souu
TODAY'S
Will'
AT
I'UH'KS.
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
8
The
price
of
Number
1
Northrrn
wheat
today
on
the
local
exchange
w.ts
l
l
JILL
CARSON
harged
by
Tiwub
of
Detroit
and
Will
Not
Play
Hockey
for
a
Few
Daya
AMERICANS
WHITEWASHED
or
on
to
Tied
With
Ottnwa
For
Second
Place
in
the
National
League
TORONTO.
Feb.
fl.
Toronto
ties
with
Ottawa
for
second
place
ten
pulnts
be
hind
the
Canadlen
made
their
iirsi
.hutoue
of
tbe
season
by
defeating
De
mit
Saturday
two
noaja
to
nothing,
but
lost
BUI
Oaraon
who
was
injured
when
ha
was
charged
by
Ttaub.
He
win
or
ut
of
the
game
for
severs
1
daya
while
Hanny"
Day.
Injured
In
Montreal,
wui
irobably
be
out
for
tbe
iwat
of
the
mm-
on.
In
Utc
game
bet
wean
the
two
Mont-cal
teams
Saturday,
neither
tbe
Can-'dlena
nor
the
Maroons
could
penetrate
a
oh
others
defense
but
tbe
Can
tilena
had
mere
of
the
ecarln
chances.
lowever
Benedict,
goalie
for
the
aaroona
was
at
hi
beat
and
did
not
t
on
past.
Yesterday
Pittsburg
beat
the
New
York
Banger
four
goals
to
two
whlU
hlraao
whitewashed
.
the
Americans,
Harold
Cottcn
scoring
three
out
of
the
ii
Pittsburg
tallies.
A
casualty
waa
Riddel
of
the
Americana.
Scores
were
ATI
HOW
Detroit
0.
Toronto
8.
Canadians
o.
Montreal
Maroaoa
0.
N
Y.
Rangers
a.
Pittsburg
4.
si
M.V
M.Y.
Pangers
2.
Plttaburg
.
Chicago
0.
N
V
Americana
0.
TERMINUS
MINE
CHANGES
HANDS
Fifty-two
Per
Cent
of
Shares
Be
ing
Sold
and
hxtetwlve
Development
Proposed
VANCOUVER,
Feh.
8.
The
sale
of
6a
per
cent
of
th
Terminus
Mine
at
Portland
Canal
to
a
Vanouwvwr
group,
who
plan
extensive
developments.
Is
announced
by
Harry
Hay
ward,
director
and
principal
shsrrhi-Ulera
of
the
Terminus
The
names
of
the
Vancouver
men
1
not
announced
EMERGENCY
SUPPLIES
i
SENT
FROM
HERE
TO
PREM1B
SATURDAY
With
a
cargo
of
provisions
and
sup-piles
to
meet
the
emergency
following
the
disastrous
fin
at
Premier
Mine
last
week,
the
BC
Towage
As
Lighterage
Co
's
power
tug
B
iivae
Princess
left
Saturday
afternoon
i
r
Stewart.
Tie
vessel
is
exTi
tol
ii
It
In
a
day
or
mo.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
THK
MINK
S1IAKT
at
W.-
Krankt'.-rt.
illinoi-.
where
!"'
were
and
'Jl
were
;ii:ed.
Tt,,
..ti.i.uianee.-
awaiting
tl.e
injured
as
the
rescue
party
Kel
tin
-:
t
l
he
surface
was
in!
J
hired;
IIS
V
A
.
w
m.
.
ASHBY
NEXT
GRAIN
SHIP
Uritlith
Steamer
Due
Here
This
Week
to
Load
for
United
Kingdom
or
Continent
Tlie
lHrilh.il
Klramer
Alil,
ahkli
will
arrive
In
port
Ihh
week,
will
le
l-rlHce
llfrt
fllleentli
grain
ship
of
tit
season,
she
H
ewnilng
(rem
the
IMil
Cnuiilry
and
e.lerd)
was
t;u
,nlle
fraet
(ape
llattery.
Tlie
vessrl,
ttlileli
luis
been
lliinl
enmule.
ll
ImI
lull
far
the
I
lilted
Klitg-dun
ar
Oatluent.
site
lietoaf
ta
the
Hopnrr
Une
and
l
similar
In
lse
aiMl
buiM
la
utlief
hlim
f
the
Miine
tine
which
have
been
here
llils
seuMHi.
I
land
pngrrs
Is
liettig
made
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
INI"
Iftnre
l(Hrl
elevaler
In
I
lie
leaMlIng
ot
the
saedMi
ship
sagnlaiid
and
It
h
es-peHnl
khe
Mill
get
away
within
a
day
r
mi
with
a
fall
eargw
fee
Ihe
I
nlteil
Kingdom
nt
('entlnewt.
It
was
ststrd
last
Meek
that
Ihe
Hrltisli
sleanier
Mabrltan
would
,ar-rhe
here
In
a
few
ilays
t
ll
gTaln.
No
further
wnrd
f
Ihi
ship
Itaa
klnre
been
rrrrlved.
ltMeee.
FISHERMEN
TO
HOLD
MEETINGS
Convention
of
Northern
H.C.
Salmon
Fishermen's
Association
to
Open
Here
Tomorrow
Under
the
ausnices
ot
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Salmon
Flaherman's
Association
a
convention
of
fisherman
of
this
district
will
be
opened
In
the
elty
council
chamber
at
10
o'clock
tomorrow
infirnine.
Proooaala
of
the
oanneryiBtn
.
.uivnmMit
rsmedinst
rhatieaa
of
w
.i"
T
regulations
to
effect
coiuervatloa
of
the
.
salmon
will
fcrm
the
principal
topic
oi
discussion
st
Uk
convention
wnien,
fnm
iim
viewoolnt
o(
the
flabermen
will
thoroughly
canvass
the
siwmwob
aa
pertalna
to
the
fishery
at
th
present
time.
Tie
convention
may
possibly
run
into
two
daya'
tune.
A
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Association
waa
held
last
evening
for
the
purprse
of
arranging
details
for
th
convent
ion.
WILL
ATTEMPT
A
LONG
FLIGHT
itrtNTRKAL.
Feb.
8.
-
DenU
Rooke.
late
Royal
Akr
Force
pilot,
the
first
to
ever
accomplish
s-tlo
ntgnv
m
a
ngnv
airplane
7.000
mil"
from
England
to
ImllH.
will
be
here
shortly
In
an
attempt
the
Dominion
frni
van
t
i
fly
across
eouver
to
Halifax
In
one
hop
Advertise
lu
The
DsIlT
Ne
i
giiil
ami
OI
its
note.
,wr
stanron's
bold
del.very
sdoo
bad
the
ppot.tlon
rjuiea
u
pi-te..
and
culuiinaied
In
the
tudden
oe,arlure
ol
i
K
ri
lo.iey.
Conseivaavc
l.'iUcr.
Iroui
the
House.
When
Mr.
PoUey
a;;.-.npll
,
rcp.,cd.,
to
luieir.ip1
Mr.
Jjjii.
u
anl
he
At'.orney-Oeneral
refuaed
to
give
way
auu
atop
ni
s...-ecti.
ao;
-yr-"--
l:on
lesdtr
appealed
to
Mr.
Speaker
j
Buck
.mm.
Mr.
Si.Hkrr
repi.ed
tnai
r.!
polcy
knew
a
well
as
auyoue
what
a
t
aiem.er
cUd
not
li;e
to
alii.
ah
In
terruption
Whereupcn
Mr
Pcoley
aprang
to
hla
leet
and
walkid
-ui
ol
tne
ciiamber.
hurling
back
the
remark:!
Well.
Mr.
Speaker.
I
leave
the
chamber
...ii
w
-
.
thmiiah
nn
vntir
ml
Ins
V
.
Boston
Grill
La
rife
Upstair
Dining
Hal),
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457
---
Priee-FiwLenM
'
.
vv!i;
PRINCE
KUPEKTJU
FRANCE
SIGNS
ARBITRA
HON
TREA
TY
WITH
UNITED
ST
A
TES
I
V
W
s
S-vsI
What
Looks
Like
long
!
f
War
Opens
in
Victoria
with
Shooting
of
Wong
Iii
puii
Arose
In
Connection
Willi
a
Levy
by
Chinese
Freemasons
unu
iJiapsMiion
oi
ine
runu
in
n.v.
tapuai
i
();1A,
February
(i.
Wong
Lim,
a
Chinese
cook,
member
:,
i
i,i
Kong
Tong
Chinese
Freema.ton.
was
shot
in
the
jaw
i
,
ii
ly
injured
yesterday
afternoon
on
Herald
Street
by
as-,
,i
yet
arrested.
The
shooting
is
said
to
have
been
the
,
:
a
laclioiial
feud
between
the
Freema-iotis
and
Chinese
Na-
,
hI
dwii
in
KMthiny
with
excitement
a
a
result
of
the
affuir.
CHINESE
STANDS
uri
el
Appeal
Sustain
Decision
i
M
ui-irute
McClvnwnt
in
r,,i,,i
(
ourt
Lat
i
S
P.
June
has
o"
iK-
British
Column.
C
-jur
.rtorU
tiu
qu
whed
'
ii)
Yeu
Che.
Uoal
Cii!."
i.,Mliw
atirf
flu
of
i6b
November
by
Magistrate
aid
ii-1
Accruing
to
locmi
Chinese,
who
cvlae..'-l
not
surprised
ai
tu
trnufolr
in
ll.e
Vicuna
cotouy.
the
Chinese
Frc.-.w.
n
have
lor
aonw
yean
levied
.none?
gonrrally
fr.aa
the
countrymen
in
the
capital,
it
bring
stated
that
the
lund
thm
r.M(l
vara
not
devoted
to
any
cstnmon
mue
but
rather
went
directly
to
the
jeneilt
oi
a
few
olttoen
of
the
Frecmn
Bociety.
That
yew
when
the
?Mmtuiii
went
about
to
ralae
th;
none,
the
other
Chinese,
Including
vome
t
the
Premaona
who
are
not
of-iccrs.
rtrmsnded
that
the
funda
ahould
allied
to
some
cannon
cause,
the
Tv.
lie?
ios;.nI.
which
haa
keen
having
-ii-tii.'
financial
difficutttaa,
being
menitontd
s
worthy
of
rawMag
Mca
Th
rmaiMoaa
imfmgH-
4
Leader
of
Opposition
Walked
Out
of
the
House
When
Manson
Refused
to
Stop
His
Oration
VICTORIA,
February
6.
All
public
men
in
British
Columbia,
regardless
of
polities'
should
unite
in
seeking
some
means
of
stemming
the
tide
of
Oriental
penetration
in
British
Columbia,
which
threatens
to
make
this
province
an
Oriental-British
community,
At-Ki.ney-General
Manson
urged
in
the
Legislature
in
a
spirited
address.
Mr.
Manson
coupled
with
his
warning
against
Oriental
domination
a
vigorous
defence
of
the
government
and
a
detailed
explanation
of
its
work
at
the
Interprovincial
Conference,
lie
added
ihe
declaration
that
he
was
very
hopeful
of
a
solution
of
tho
l-ucilic
Great
Eastern
HaUwuy
problem.
h.ca
tle
gu.tfruu.ul
aa
devoung
S!
IE
DALY
UI..U
Sva
'
I
j
mmm
After
that
Mr.
Manson
was
allowed
lo
:
en.ea
nerseu
si
puuee
"-I"
continue
his
address
without
serious
In
terrupUon
was
S
si:t
Tditv
chaos
Tbe
Atlarneg-Oeneeal
laaaartad
at
ihe
Lb.
m
sa
"ehsoa
and
dlaerder
a
-
.
j.
nttnTtSfc
"ft
Vlie
uVBURSAyA."
Ml.
IflarlJ
first
important
apeecb.
falling
to
deal
with
any
Important
matter,
showed
the
reason
for
the
Conservative
party'
troubles,
he
suspected
Be
declared
the
Conservatives
In
the
House
hculd
re
veal
to
the
country
the
policies
of
their
j
arty
instead
of
shrouding
them
in
mystery.
The
Conservative'
fear
Wat
fhalr
tmttr!4M
would
bS
Stolen
bV
the
ite-
while
taking
a
liquor
oafgo
Into
United
States
water
In
order
to
ave
an
American
crew
In
dtotres.
AimiTHATION
TREATY
.HAH
SKlVKIt
TCUIAY
BY
IKANCK
AM
HTATBH
WAtWINOTOM.
Fab.
6.
-
An
arbitration
treaty
between
United
8
lata
and
France,
under
which
these
two
nations
agree
to
submit
all
dispute
to
arbitration
rather
than
to
the
arbitrament
ot
war.
waa
signed
today
by
re-preecn
tat
Ives
of
each
country.
TWO
LOST
LIVES
IN
FIRE
AT
MONTREAL
aVWTREAL.
Feb.
8.
Two
persons
were
burned
to
death
and
two
injured
when
fire
destroyed
the
dwelling
oi
Vllle
Emard
yesterday.
The
dead
are
B.
Lynch.
17
year
ot
age.
Sidney
V.evenson,
31.
WINDSOR
TRADESMAN
HEIR
TO
A
FORTUNE
WINDSOR.
Fab.
8.
Wtlham
Cook,
lo
cal
plasterer,
haa
been
notified
that
he
U
the
missing
heir
to
a
W0
000
fortune
left
by
aa
uncle.
Dr.
James
Racier,
in
the
Yukon
territory,
who
died
leaa
man
a
year
ago.
TRIS
SPEAKER
SIGNED
PHILADELPHIAATHLETICS
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
e.-Trl
Sneaker
the
famous
baseball
player
and
manager,
baa
been
signed
by
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
but
the
term
of
the
contract
are
not
announced.
WKATIIKH
Ki:i"OKT.
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy.
wind;
tcm'Mmittre.
43.
SAYSSHEWAS
NOTMURDERED
Strange
Case
in
Montreal
Where
Woman
Allege!
to
Have
lieen
Killed
Appears
MOKTRBAL.
Feb.
g.
A
woman
data-ins
to
be
Bessie
Daly.
MtogrUIIed
Friday
aa
ttie
victim
of
Jules
Qcutane.
pea-
yesterday.
Caul
."me.
who
la
aa
-pc)lrimaa,
ad-mitted
kiuiM
BaaaMi
tWy
and
mourn
baring
her
body
after
Ma
arttst
aa
the
IsBunsarer
of
ArtnuT
BtssJaafd.
aatt
Of
nMas
rear
of
his
home.
KING
RECEIVES
"
government
he
considered
unworthy,
as
was
the
duty
of
public
men
.o
aa-,
farmers
riuin
i
v.vu..nj
.
--
in.
thM
,nr
Til
u.
i
snceinent
of
the
provlnoa.
The
Attorowy-Oeneral
anawered
me
icmand
of
the
opposition
by
explaining
that
he
had
sought
clemency
for
rapt
Pamphlet.
Canadian
sailor,
who
jailed
in
tbe
United
CANADIAN
PARTY
itura
at
Buckingham
Palace,
Also
Navy
Ledgue
LONDON.
Feb.
8.
The
party
of
tew
ing
Canadian
farmer
saWavad
rrom
Deutnark
Saturday
ana
we
received
a
Buckingham
Palace
by
the
King
and
Queen
with
whom
it
renainea
an
hcur.
Their
Maejstlea
alao
raoalTad
members
of
the
Canadian
Navy
League
who
are
here
Inquiring
into
the
poeaibUlUM
of
nava!
men
migrating
to
Canada.
FELIX
PENNE
AGED
EIGHTY
i
Well
Known
Vancouver
News
paperman
Died
Ii8t
Mrm
Ending
20
Years
Qn
Coast
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
A
picturesque
figure
in
B.C.
Journallam.
John
Tranent
Bursiu.
better
known
to
newspaper
reader
a
-Felix
Panne,
wtsd
laat
night
aged
so
He
was
horn
In
North
London.
England.
He
came
to
Vancouver
30
yeart,
ago
after
90
fOtra
In
WUI
Street.
BERT
BARRY
IS
GIVEN
OVATION
Complains
of
Lack
of
Interest
Taken
in
Event
at
Vancouver
LONDON.
Feb
6
Bart
BaBf.
world
"a
champion
sculler,
was
gtVM
a
rouatng
reception
at
Waterloo
seat
Ml
Saturday
on
his
return
from
Canada
where
he
defeated
ciocdnell
ot
Australia
Bt
Vancouver
on
December
84J,
In
an
Interview
here
Barry
eo-plalned
of
the
amaaing
lack
of
interest
in
the
championship'
ah
Vonco'uVer;
U.S.
SECRETARY
VISITS
CANADA
orrAWA
Feb.
B.
Kellog.
secretary
of
state
for
tho
United
State.
atrong
BJf
accompsnled
by
Mm.
Kellog,
amvea
this
anern-'oii
')li
a
vlaHt
to
C'aOtdi.
(